Season 1, Episode 16. In this episode, we hear from Oz and Keith, also known as Lonely Vegan. We consider the effectiveness of sharing undercover investigation footage on social media, as well as the emotional cost, which can lead to burnout. We hear about the corruption of farm industry regulators, …continue
Season 1, Episode 16. In this episode, we hear from Oz and Keith, also known as Lonely Vegan. We consider the effectiveness of sharing undercover investigation footage on social media, as well as the emotional cost, which can lead to burnout. We hear about the corruption of farm industry regulators, …continue
-Jasmin and Mariann discuss the new documentary Catnip Nation, and a frustrating NY Times piece about the New York City restaurant industry. We also continue our Supporting Vegan Businesses program by shouting out VegReady, Vegan Street Media, and Riverdel Cheese. -Mariann interviews Rich Hardy, author of the new book Not …continue
May 1, 2020 Camille is joined by guest host Katie Sykes, law professor at Thompson Rivers University, while regular host Peter recovers from a brain hemorrhage—but don’t worry, he’ll be okay! Camille and Katie talk about Animal Justice’s false advertising complaint about a cruelty cover-up at King Cole Ducks factory …continue
Before there was Beyond Meat or the Impossible Burger, there was Tofurky! This week we speak with Tofurky founder and CEO Seth Tibbott, about his pioneering work in the burgeoning plant-based market and his just-published book “In Search of the Wild Tofurky : How a Business Misfit Pioneered Plant-Based Foods …continue
Analizamos con el agente de la Policía Local de Zaragoza, Daniel Estrada, cómo funcionan los operativos en casos de maltrato animal, cuáles son los principales problemas con los que se encuentran y qué podemos hacer desde la sociedad para que el trabajo de los y las agentes tenga mayores posibilidades …continue
Rich Hardy is a former undercover investigator who spent two decades working in 28 countries, exposing animal cruelty of many of the worlds worst industries – including fur trapping in North America, monkey breeding farms in Asia, and slaughterhouses and factory farms across the globe. His images and videos have …continue
On this episode of the Animal Law Podcast, I speak with regular ALP guest Delcianna Winders along with two of her students, Hira Jaleel and Irene Au-Young, on a case they filed on behalf of several animal welfare organizations against the US Department of Agriculture and the Food Safety and …continue
